SPlat [Arena][FG][PVP2]

[Jappert]

Yes, you can kill rainbow with this deck.


- Watch out because AI learned to hold back creatures. Luckily Graboids, Forest Spirits and Werewolves don;t do much damage on turn 1.
- I only faced one Miracle, that last round of Hourglass drawing was quite tense!

AI holding back creatures vs SoSa and not Diving etc is quite a big nerf for this deck btw!

[Avenger]

Splat is a great deck. Thank you very much.

[SnoWeb]

I love it. However, I like the novaless version better. A refreshing way to play neurotoxin decks and my first enjoyable experience with SoSac.

[bmd]

I only have 4 SoD's right now, so I made this version (with 6 scorpions/momentum):

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I like it 'cos it maximizes my chances of getting the combo out early. So far, I'm 43-15 in Platinum. Here's me beating Rember's deck with it

[Jocko]

I've been using this for FGs:

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Playing with SoDs i found myself often with the enemy having less than 20 dmg on field, and taking me out of SoSa range quickly. So, the FG will still play all his creatures under sundial, and you're done.

[darkrobe]

I've been using this for FGs:

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Playing with SoDs i found myself often with the enemy having less than 20 dmg on field, and taking me out of SoSa range quickly. So, the FG will still play all his creatures under sundial, and you're done.

I think the sundial and SoSac combo is underrated. they have complementary strengths. sometimes you dont want the oponents creatures to attack. say vampire or poison. sundial is a good backup to SoSac in some situations.

[SnoWeb]

I also play unupped sundials not to mess up with the Mulligan. SoSa is already quite a big enough pain for that matter.

[Jocko]

Yeah, and its not really a big deal since the deck only needs 3 time quanta to work and it has 8 time towers.

[rickerd]

Yeah, and its not really a big deal since the deck only needs 3 time quanta to work and it has 8 time towers.

And still a bad hand destroys all

[Bloom]

I find I'm losing way more than 50% with this. Maybe I'm playing wrong. Could anyone give me an idea how this deck is supposed to run?

[bmd]

I find I'm losing way more than 50% with this. Maybe I'm playing wrong. Could anyone give me an idea how this deck is supposed to run?

Since the SoSa nerf it's been harder to chain them. Obviously, play the combo ASAP. If you haven't played the combo, don't play any SoD's if it could prevent you from playing the combo next turn. Stall with SoD's in the early game to let the AI build up damage. Don't play more than 2 combos if your opponent can rewind, because that could screw up your SoSa drawing. Don't play a SoSa unless you have to (or think you have to, based on possible additional damage next turn). And if your opponent has Discord/quanta denial, hold onto your quanta producers, then play them all at once to be able to play stuff.

[Bloom]

How come Devourers always take quanta before ...